The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-31
The Savannah Weekly News.
Sixteen Pages.
For Saturday. Sept. 3, 1887.
READY i THIS MORNING.
CONTENTS.

FIRST PAGE-The Little Sister; Morning News
Library No. q, Five Old Letters Chapters
]. and H.; Jack Myrick Lynched; How Deaths
are Investigated in New York, illustrated; Work
Girls and Their Beaus; Queer Scenes in HUI
manity's Comedy the World Over; A Kidnapped
Boy Recovered.
SECOND PAGE-Pension Papers Stolen; Ives
Claims Not to Know Where His Books Are;
Wall Streets Cloud: Crashes on the Rail; Fiends
Derail a Train; Maryland Independent Demo
Gratis to Support the Radicals Male and Female
shoppers; Great Wheat Farm; The Hundred
Leading Newspapers: Georgia and Florida on
| the Wire; Minor Telegraphc News Items.
THIRD PAGE-Convicts Flayed Alive; Par
doned by the Governor; The Dean Bill Doomed;
A SUIT for a Horse: Gladstone Dares the Gov
eminent to Show Documents; Sharp Gets
| Stay; Train on Broken Bridge; Robbed His
Father; In a Gale on the Lake: Thrown Into
Well; Voolfolk Weabens Ives House Attached;
Minor Telegraphic News Items,
FOURTH PAGE-With the Lords and the Com
moners of England; The Right Kind of Pluck;
An Allegheny Mountain Recuse Tells His Brief
Story; Story of Gambler: Woes of a Pretty
Type Writer; A Darky Dialect Sketch; Sulli-
van whipped; No Corpse, No Funeral; Well
Built San Fr-ncisco Girls; Hot Shot from
Space; Miscellaneous.
| FIFTH PAGE-Dun & Co. Say Business Seems
Better; Nearly 5000 Grand Army Men Refuse
to Pass Under Portrait of President Cleve-
| land; Colorow Not Cornered; Ives Cool Cheek;
An Extra Court Term for Sharp; War With the
| Blacks in Arkansas; Rector GlaZebrookS
| Trouble: A Maconite Saved by Terrier; Deans
| Bill in the Dust; Convict Camp Cruelty; Minor
Telegraphic News Items.
| SIXTH PAGE-Gotham's Nervousness: A Rush
| for Land: Train Wreckers Fooled; A Fight with
Utes; An Engine Crashes Into Passenger Train;
Frisco's Wheat Crash; Shaken by an Earth
quake; Color Lines in School; An Attempt to
| get up Reunion During the Atlanta Exposition;
A Riot at Decatur Mrs. Cleveland Mobbed;
Minor Telegraphic News Items.
SEVENTH PAGE-Agricultural Department:
Picking Cotton; Lime a Fertilizer; Applica-
ton of Manure; Sweet Potatoes; Pigs in the
FALL Dissatisfaction With Fertilizers; House
hold; Farm and Stock Notes; Popular Science.
Raising the Mortgage: Max O'Rells Picture of
the French Woman; Bill Nye Tells of a Pullman
Car Episode; Hanged But Not Dead; The First
| Gun of the War
EIGHTH PAGE-Rev. Mr.. Talmage breaches on
Woman's Opportunity; Judge Hall Dead; Misce
genation at Atlanta; Decaturt Riot; Cubas
Reign of Terror; Stock Brokers Bowed Down;
Charleston JottingS; Anti-Poverty's Patron
| Saint; Draw Poker in Paris.
Ninth PAGE-Express Company Tolls, Judge
Chisholm Answers the Interstate Commission;
A Hard Fight to Evict, Bailiffs and Police Met
With Stones and Hot Water; A Crisis in Colo
RADIO, Colorow Said to be Again on the Reserva-
ton; Fight With Outlaws, Texas Posses Try
ing to Run Down a Bad Gang; Other Important
| kilograms.
TENTH PAGE-The News in Georgia Gathered
from Correspondents and Exchanges; South
Carolina; Wonderful Indeed
ELEVENTH PAGE-The News of the State of
Florida Told in Paragraphs; A Big Raid on
the Bills; State Capital Chips; Murder in
Lowndes; Judge Halls Memory; Woolfolks
Lawyer; Floridas Metropolis; Bingham Re
| tanned: Are They Bales or Not?"
TWELFTH PAGE-Editoral Department: Vague
Fears of the Republicans: The American Party;
Wall Street Influence. A Western Vice Presi-
dental Candidate. The State and Its Convicts;
| Cuba Commissions; On Burning Bridge; A
| Spin for the Thistle An Earthquake in Mexico;
A Death Trap Railroad; Inhumar Parents;
Light Bales Of Cotton; Brief Telegraphic Sum-
| mary
THIRTEENTH PAaE.-Darien's Black Philan-
thropist; The Late Bishop Elliott In Hurri-
cane Centre; A Burglarous Band; Artesian
Wells; Crushed by an Earthquake; Mr.. D. R.
Thomas Resigns; A Valuable Discovery; Cotton
Prospects: New Rolling Stock Burglars
| Failure; Base Ball.
FOURTEENTH PAGE.-Men Who Borrow Money;
Loves and Gloves: A Visit to an Illinois Rattle
snake Farm; What Persian Women Doat Home
and Abroad; Story of Faith Cure: Edison's
Latest Marvel Threatens TO Revolutlonize the
Use of Power.
FIFTEENTH PAGE-Her Little Note Dead
Summer; Deformed Women; Novel Drinking
Glasses; Charley's Vision; The Late Gen.
| Toombs' Faithful Servant Laid to Rest; Ro-
nance in the Breakers; Borrowed Pblmage;
Some Curious Wedding Rings; Too Fly; Cur
rent Comment; Bright Bits; PERSONAL Items of
| Interest
SIXTEENTH PAGE-Weekly Review of the Sa-
vannah Markets: To Teach Girls to Work, A
Novel Industrial School Under State Aid Other
| News Items; Advertisements
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